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Thanks for the links, and I appreciate where you're coming from. As is often the case with open source projects, no one is to blame, it's just gone in a directi

Thanks for the links, and I appreciate where you're coming from. As is often the case with open source projects, no one is to blame, it's just gone in a direction that's no good for me. However, I can't imagine that spec is going to be drastically simplified, so I probably won't have another go even if the tooling improves. I don't properly understand large parts of it, and therefore won't be able to troubleshoot or keep up with changes. I wish the projects that do have the tech chops to implement this properly well, and I'll continue as a user. But I'm going use something simpler if it comes along.

rapnie 6y ago
There are also AP libraries in development that do the heavy lifting for you. Furthest along is GoFed, written in go, that just reached its v1.0 release. > go-fed/activity is unlike most other software on the Fediverse. It is the first standalone ActivityPub library. It is also the pioneering solution in Go. It is designed for those who have no prior experience with ActivityPub, ActivityStreams, JSON-LD, or RDF. https://go-fed.org/ https://go-fed.org/ https://github.com/go-fed/activity https://github.com/go-fed/activity